Paul Pogba Drops Major Hint on His Next Club After Serving Ban
- Paul Pogba is set to return to football action at some point next year after serving his 18-month doping ban
- The former Manchester United star has ramped up his training ahead of his return after missing regular football for two years
- The 2018 World Cup winner has dropped a hint on his next club when serving his doping ban
Paul Pogba has hinted at his next destination when he returns to football action after a doping ban.
The former Manchester United star has been working hard in training and at the gym to improve his fitness when he returns to action.
Pogba's ban was reduced from four years to 18 months in October after an appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS).
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Where will Pogba play next?
The World Cup winner was suspended in February by Italy's national anti-doping tribunal (Nado) after testosterone metabolites were found in his system.
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He was handed a four-year ban in March, meaning he could only return to football in 2027 at 34. In October, after an appeal, his ban was reduced to 18 months, per BBC.
The ban from September 11 2023, is set to end early next year, and he has been ramping up in the gym.
The 31-year-old has been plagued with injuries after leaving Manchester United and has not played regular football for over two years.
Pogba's latest Instagram post has sparked a transfer frenzy, with many speculating about his next club.
He posted a photo of himself wearing a jersey with Brazil flags and captioned it "Loading... [timer emoji]".
Brazil football fans flooded his comments, urging the Frenchman to move there.
Clubs Pogba could join
Briefly News earlier listed clubs Pogba could play for when he is ready to return to action next year.
The World Cup winner could join Cristiano Ronaldo in Saudi Arabia, return home to France, or join the MLS in the USA.
Pogba's brother to stand trial
Briefly News also reported that Pogba's brother Mathias and five others were set to stand trial for blackmailing and attempted money extortion.
The trial began in November, involving Mathias and his childhood friends committing the crimes against the former Juventus star.
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